The cloud handles its own infrastructure. We handle yours: the configuration, the identities, and the monitoring that keeps everything where you set it.
Cloud security is the work of keeping your cloud environments configured, monitored, and protected from misuse. Most cloud breaches don't come from the cloud provider failing. They come from a customer who left a storage bucket open to the internet, or shared admin credentials with a contractor, or never turned on logging. The provider secures the infrastructure your apps run on. Everything inside that infrastructure (your data, your accounts, your settings) is yours to secure, and ours to help with.
We work across the platforms small businesses run on: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace. The first engagement is usually a configuration review: what's set right, what's set wrong, what's missing entirely. From there we build a remediation plan, fix the gaps with your team, and turn on the monitoring that catches configuration changes you didn't authorize. Single cloud, multi-cloud, or somewhere in between, we run the security work alongside the platform work.
You stay in control. We document every change before it ships, share the dashboard so you see what we see, and produce monthly summaries in plain English: what was tested, what was hardened, what your posture looks like compared to last month. If you're working toward HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, or another framework, we run the cloud security work alongside our compliance consulting, mapping configuration to controls and producing the evidence your auditor will ask for.
Four pieces of cloud security work. Most clients run all four; some start with a single configuration review and add the rest over a quarter.
We assess your cloud environment against the CIS benchmarks and the cloud provider's own best practices, then fix the gaps that matter most without breaking what's already working.
Single sign-on, MFA, conditional access, and least-privilege role design across your cloud accounts. Identity is the new perimeter, and most cloud breaches start with a stolen or over-privileged credential.
Encryption at rest and in transit, validated backups, retention policies, and DLP where the data warrants. Recoverable backups, tested regularly, with the access controls to keep the wrong people out.
Ongoing scans for configuration drift, exposed resources, and misalignments with your security baseline. When something changes for the worse, we catch it before it becomes an incident.
A free 30-minute call to look at where your cloud environments stand and where the gaps might be hiding. No proposal-sized PDFs, no sales pressure. Just a straight conversation.
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